In with the In Crowd: Popular Jazz in 1960s Black America (American Made Music Series)

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IN WITH THE IN CROWD
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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION Where’s Nancy?
CHAPTER ONE Who’s Afraid of Eddie Harris?—Why the Story of Jazz in the Sixties Is Almost Always Misrepresented
CHAPTER TWO Serenade to a Soul Sister—Nancy Wilson and the Popular Jazz Divas
CHAPTER THREE “The Sidewinder”—The Groove That Launched a Thousand Clones
CHAPTER FOUR 33s and 45s—The Record Labels That Put the Sounds in the Grooves
CHAPTER FIVE The “In” Crowd Goes to the Club—Bars, Taverns, Nightclubs, and the Live Scene
CHAPTER SIX “When You Go, Let ’Em Know That Daddy-O Told You So”—Black Radio and the DJs That Spread the Sounds
CHAPTER SEVEN Pulling out All the Stops—Organ Jazz, the Quintessential Sound of Sixties Jazz
CHAPTER EIGHT Mean Greens, Fried Neckbones, and Home Cookin’ at the Greasy Spoon— Black Cultural Identity and Popular Jazz
CHAPTER NINE “Why Am I Treated So Bad?” . . . “Compared to What?”—Popular Jazz and Civil Rights
CHAPTER TEN How Did We Forget, Why Did We Forget?—The Revising of the Sixties Jazz Narrative
APPENDIX A 1960s Popular Jazz Listening Guide
NOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
ABOUT THE AUTHOR